Ice cream firm enters S Arabia

February 12 2012 16:40:34

Ice cream firm enters S Arabia

KAHRAMANMARAŞ - Anatolia News Agency

Turkish ice-cream maker MADO signed a cooperation agreement with a Saudi Arabian company yesterday.

According to the agreement, signed by MADO and Saudi Arabian Prince Abdullah Bin Saud Al Saud’s “Zad National” company, 20 MADO cafes will open in Saudi Arabia in three years.

“We plan a $13 million investment in three years,” MADO’s Executive Board President Mehmet Sait Kanbur said.

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